To buy insurance in a specific state, you must typically establish residency there. Key indicators of primary residency used by insurers include:
If you move to a new state permanently, this is considered a , which triggers a 60-day Special Enrollment Period (SEP) allowing you to purchase a plan in your new home state. 2. Options for Multi-State Coverage
Your address on file with the Social Security Administration. Where you pay state taxes or are registered to vote. Where you spend the majority of your time annually.